CNE Spring 2025 Academic All-Conference Team

BEVERLY, Mass. – The Conference of New England (CNE) announced its list of recipients for Spring 2025 Academic All-Conference honors. The league recognized hundreds of student-athletes from its member institutions who competed in spring sports and excelled in the classroom.

To be eligible for Academic All-Conference recognition, student-athletes must have reached at least sophomore academic standing with one academic year in residence at their current institution, and maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher.

Roger Williams University placed 97 student-athletes on the Academic All-Conference Team, with Women's Track & Field leading all winter and spring programs with 17 honorees.

Baseball (13)

Chris Balzano – Political Science
Evan Beattie – Construction Management
Evan Brenner – Management
Ty Cali – Marketing
Ryan Camp – Marketing
Matthew Donovan – Management
Ben Emero – Management
Dennis Folan – Management
Noah Hester – Finance
Rory Lynch – Finance
Nolan Niziol – Engineering
Danny Powers – Management
Sam Weigel – Legal Studies

Men's Basketball (9)

Mac Annus – MBA Business Administration
Joey Dwyer – Undec/Business
Sean Gogolin – Management
Ty Higgins – Finance
Will MacDonald – Management
Finn Miller – Marketing
Kyle Monahan – Marketing
Nate Mullen – Criminal Justice
Philip Sughrue – Management

Men's Lacrosse (15)

Eric Brooks – Construction Management
Nick Cotting – Marketing
AJ Darin – Engineering
James Dearborn – Engineering
Cole Hambley – Finance
Matt Hemmert – MBA Business Administration
Max Kimmel – Finance
Brady Lee – Construction Management
Evan Parker – Engineering
Keenan Pindar III – Criminal Justice
Carter Shelton – Management
Malcolm Steegstra – Marketing
Harrison Steffens – Criminal Justice
Kyle Zirn – Engineering
Zachary Zutaut – Finance

Men's Tennis (2)

Colin Belmore – Graphic Design Communications
Camden Poitras – Engineering

Men's Track & Field (12)

Wesley Baccay – Accounting
Sam Bielawa – Applied Mathematics
Jack Bielawa – Applied Mathematics
Nathan Evans – Construction Management
Adam Goralski – History/Secondary Education
Griffin Hebert – Engineering
Jordan Kellis – Management
Harrison Krause – Architecture
Eli Labell – Finance
Nathan Labossiere – Management
Adam Lacroix – English Literature
Ryan Thomas – Accounting

Softball (9)

Natalie Lundari – Architecture
Lucy Maurao – Psychology
Skye Merrow – Cybersecurity & Networking
Kayliegh O'Connor – Biology
Kiera Quadros – Engineering
Shannon Starratt – Marketing
Caroline Thomas – International Relations
Jaime Wells – Biochemistry
Hailey Williams – Forensic Science

Women's Basketball (9)

Caroline Aaron – Elementary Education
Julia Ball – Psychology
Reese Codero – Criminal Justice
Elizabeth Dufrane – Management
Cara Murphy – Marketing
Giana Pye – Marketing
Meg Qualey – Environmental Science
Abrielle Racine – Finance
Chloe Richardson – Public Relations

Women's Lacrosse (11)

Lauren Canata – Architecture
Zoey Cormican – Legal Studies
Soleil Dubois – Biology
Sam Guarini – Public Relations
Miranda Hayes – Psychology
Meghan Holmes – Marketing
Mia Pantano – Political Science
Josie Poulin – Environmental Science
Allie Shamberger – Communication & Media Studies
Emma Terino – Engineering
Ella Waryas – Graphic Design Communications
 

Women's Track & Field (17)

Grace Baldwin – Marine Biology
Ashley Beck – Architecture
Victoria Bettencourt – Legal Studies
Addie Cook – Public Relations
Mya D'Antonio – Psychology
Maura Dennis – Graphic Design Communications
Tab Didonato – Criminal Justice – Policy Spec
Katie Flaherty – Graphic Design Communications
Natalie Forno – Computer Science
Morgan Ippolito – History
Kaylee Jackson – Elementary Education
Tabby Klaus – Criminal Justice – Policy Spec
Hannah Limanek – Engineering
Brittany Martin – Forensic Mental Health Counselling
Talia Moine – Marine Biology
Meghan Purcell – Marine Biology
Amanda Walsh – Marketing